Monos como Becky

An examination of the work of Portugese neurologist Egas Moniz, who pioneered psychosurgery techniques in the 1930s and popularized lobotomies for mental illness patients. Awarded the Noble Prize in 1949, Moniz was eventually murdered by one of his ex-patients. In a hospital in contemporary Catalonia, six schizophrenic patients decide to stage a play of Moniz's life, and offer a critical perspective on his legacy.